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“Astronomical tables” is a book category comprising structured, authoritative tabulations of celestial data used to predict, compute, or look up the positions and behavior of astronomical objects. Typical contents include ephemerides for the Sun, Moon, planets, and selected stars or comets; rise, set, and transit times; lunar phases; eclipses and occultations; coordinate conversions (ecliptic/equatorial/galactic); corrections such as precession, nutation, aberration, and parallax; time and calendar conversions (UT, TT, TAI, sidereal time); and standard astronomical constants. Works in this genre range from historical trigonometric and logarithmic tables and classic almanacs (e.g., Nautical/Astronomical Almanac) to modern numerical ephemerides, serving observers, navigators, surveyors, educators, and researchers. The emphasis is precision, standardization, and quick reference, often supplementing observational handbooks or providing reliable inputs for calculations and software.

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